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New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
"s rsls n Gt received until the hour Of departure
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot q. C0rtllnit ant Ds,
brOsSe, j.. ~ follows
A. M for G Cita,luqua and uterine late points.
"a m for Ivpu9 Elmrl, tOchsster Bufas
and the prime local Chair To NiAe,
u m for Tunkh lnDock ani intermediate point. ch'h
to GuHkhannOck Connection TO healhs anu H"rri'
burg .-., ....- a.. ...
Chair Pttstln.
20 u IN ',r Copay and interm@datr points Con-
ne,fpu [. fselng and GaIrl-Durg. CIalr 10 Oply
5,jo u. NJ Tor Geneva LvoIs Glmra. Rochester Buflp
aud The West Pullman secper % Lyons
SIJ n IN for Iaurtvs and intermediate points.
Trims eavtug ~ In : p. m. ant 80 p. cOnaecs
for ali nnn;s i'm Mahanpv and IfaZl ten coal re yOns
SUNDAY TRAINS
sa m for Maucl Chunk, IIaZleOn and nternc liat3
points
, 20 y. for Cop.ay and intermediate points
a LIONS. lnDira, Rochester, BUnah
and the Pullman sl"epor 10 Lyons
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
Steam oats duo iid,lrodos.

EALL RIVER LINE. FAHES REDUCED.
L 80 TON. ~ 90 FOR Fir-t-clss. Limited Tickets
kLDttI4ON 10 ALL OIHLK POINTS
steamers rIlGtIM AMI BAloiDb Per -. Y. ..
foot oi t3b IN. illy sun lys in'iIlsL
Comnscuon Dy Annex boat from Broo Cvnan Jsrsy City
4 d. FOL. itlg
FaiI Rivor. bOsOI wesx tivs &C @un tAys
D. IA. orchestra ftcI i.5lnsr
Tickets AMI -ttrJDus sccrut ~ prncP4, trAlstor al
Oh e. a Ones On l'sr - Ait OH stet nr.s
y NEW- W-HANEN.-SteamcrS leave Pcck-SlIp
" = cr % h. r. at D. ~ .nd II m. t~uniaVs eXceptoL
steamer, tlIie ior 'ry trains north ami east
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

Persons who may be undecided wat TO pnrchis" ior
hrisfma, present. VIII hc int ,r"sied 10 l o" lha' i
d,cnnotiyc which cost 100000 ten years ago. can %
LourLi today for $4,000 reduction 0f ~ wv - a
hlo ,tem To- consider N!'en selecting ChristhI~ Vic'
ent-lNurristoWn Herald
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sToVIYGroN LINE

Inside Reu'. for gO~rDN Pro. f oENct tn, EASE
only ~ G, Boston. =, ,'t' rrprii'nf.
The lar.e R,c Islni inl nHstlt ls1Yp
new Per y. H. DlOCN ADJYo CAit,t. al so p IA
i.ll, except suniV
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

SATUEpAN, Dec. lo-r. VI
Br thc opera'isns Of the sub Treasury, which included
tc receipt Of reOJ 200 for eNchaurc on Now Ori,ans
It Ious etc the banks gaaci n tho week ended iri-
ay evening The sum of SjGJ I.3. Tsda,s statement
OF avcra.r, for the shows loss IN cash OF l-Jo'
which Indicates that the "uig"of money * treasury
was soneth ~. greater than tho receipts from The ihtior
lnt l., probable that the Statsms"t l. mte on
rising averages that The actual amount OF money in
bank F las evening greater than tie average sum
lor week There contraction OF sl'''5oo' III
the loans probably because OF the payment of mercantile
paper The decline deposits C92."53oOW Is Hl'l'op
greater than the tie other Items ca ior he-
cause the decline IN tic deposit. The relrc"sh'so oi
tnc - per cent rulo reduced s'2p9'', hence The
surplus" reserve Is raised N3Ol,''' 10 @"'-o"-VV'
against ~. 100 JJI al date ot lsSG.
The following paros the totals oil statements OF Decen
bnf > AMI December 10
Loan, $40, So s,d5oo Dec si.. 500
i9ss'' -s.,.aa,r. ss.tto.SSS ~. iooo s.. 59 o. o.
DeIo,it @15 ,..oe 9' ,''.%, "o Hc & l'og
The following shows :he between tho total reserves
AMI Tie total dcpos.G' Al tlr rr'p'ctiV ''t7' -
Lcsa. lenders 80. 26lG4 800 2j,,7'.ooJ Dec. SOD
ro,ai reserve .9I,2,slOo s9l.I9&ooo Dec. sl59.'oo
's.:tG ssst aspos,s s.4i7575 s7oe&4oO Dec '2n'7'
surdn, , s5.sl57.5 sG2o7. 20 Inc. syGl.41j
The Clearing IIou statement to day WAS rs follows;
Exchansc.. siIO.Io7.7Io, balances. S3992.53O. For
rhe week Exchanges, $6jl, ,7j2Oii balances.
e2G, ,lO9.7jS
Tie ,tock market quiet AMI tile total TRANSACTIONS
ia The two hours of business amounted ONLY 10 N'77'
shares The opening generally was at figures lower than
last ,vruinp's cl,,n. priccs: some Improvement fol
lowrd and linen "A sagging OF values continued 10 the
close Richmond aud West Point contrbhLoi ?'-'o
shares to tho total dealings al figures rangnS between
93ll and 921s and closed at 22h. IL seems thht the
prospects OF ,On o! reform directory are not "S
COOL q, they seemed to be iew days ago aH' tn"t
D ....,.,t IN . "A
ha, been sold Inc preferred stock however closed =
per cent higher than yesterday. Central facinc ""'
spccia feature ana rose from 3GI To 3'la Nr" YORK
and Ncw-Eng and showed some strength early ~ "'l@
s. hut II declined to 37h Northwestern secHe' weak
ai loT lOGIo while ST Paul was strong at ABOUT 3D.
,u ,,r, ,,.s ,f the market was "A traders affair with
the minority OF them Interested on the short siio
The market closed steady
,overnment bonds were irregular The bids Tor the as
were sn per cent; for the ID were u higher and Tor
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF w-JERsEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY sTREET NORTH RIVER

Tine Ia Iie Of Itcr1ufri '. 1857.
For PHILADELPHIA ana TREN TON, Bonni BroDS
Route" 80. 9. lSO J. 4. go I:3O IL p ~
81 NpAl at 1. 81 a. M $50, Il p m
Tran leavugat4 100 II m l3) g. $50. 1870. l2p m.
have Kcaing Harrisburg Poltsvlle. etc.
H. I a. B-tuitlem \ lrit""h Mauch NhNh~-
Reading Iirg etc SUNDAY for Esston
= and 7..JA for Remington EastOn Bethlehem Allen.
towu. Nduri .nnk .
$40 a m for IcmiLgton High Bridge Branch. Faro1.
Bethlehrm Alenfowu. Msuch chunk. WkesbIrrc = ran.
ton Rea ifnr Harrisburg Fou-yle. Tamaqus, ShamOk
sunbnry Lewlsburs. MlliiamSport -
| nCfOr. Fdston, B"thehein. Alcutown.
MaucA chunk. Reading. Harrlsbure. etc
34j n In for Fa-on R thlehenl Allentown M2uch
Chunk 'Wllke ~barre. scranton. Tamaqun. Shamokin
d. IN. for .nIugtor. Hlgn Bridge Branch, Easton
Both ehom. a .eniOwn. Held!ug. Harrisburg etc
and %, ~Outrvf' Ice 1Ed Fle MT n
545 D. m ,or Fason B,fi,rhcn Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. etc on Sundfvs ar 5.3o y m
500. = H. II - loo D. o. 43p OIL y W. Nuhlfff
~. Red Bank. Long Branch lAsOury
ocean Grove rVcept -uudavsl, Point easant -
4. ~.lj M. l0l s.30 p NJ for LAKEWOOD Ioms RIVER
Btrneclt ,,,-
a. m loo NJ. for Atlantic Cty. Vineland. Briig-cn
400. 600 -. lllh. ll:iJ A. m. on. 400 45U o5'.
Gl5 u Suutdys O:It 800 A. m. Tor Perm An oy
.. SIS il:l5a. $50 p for Monmouth Beach sell
briyhL lghland Beach.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
the currency es weY higher Annexed are the closing
quotations:

State bonds entirely neglected. or city bank
stocks. Fourth National sold (25j at li7 b. and Import
ers and Traders 90 at $40
rhe general 3Ini ma ket was firm. But the Missouri
Kansas and lex issues continue 10 be the special ea
these appeared To be good but Ing at the
quotations the IS sold at 694a7O ana the % at 81 IA
6Oi2 against 81 06D Yesterday The cOnssl - ware frm
a IOi1i0 100. West Sh Is were firm ut lOl lOl
Erie second Is dull at 97A Canada 30 lthern see
Ont 5s sud AZ 9909l7-. East IennesSee,
Vlrcina and Georgia gold % closed steady
D. Northwestern Il sod "a, -. Columbus. Hscking
Valley and Toledo Us 2. lower - Is = Denver ana
Rio Granle ger eIal Is sOld at 1>aIa7Sl2
OF unlisted securities dealt IN AZ tle stock ENchahge
Cotton see Ill certificates cold 40 at 30 s. - Idu
Minneapolis ami Manitoba eXtsns od l. l-2D.ptH at
S9i, chicago and Atlantic Beneficiary QOO) at O. III
Gas Trust C2OD at 3 l2N37, and Security MllnS
AMI Mining COO ~ II lo0~i.
usual sn saturdays the quotations for money wero
houinal: -. 3 per cert
l4e -u5Treasnry was DEBTOR TO the Ce1rlng House
SGi7.3i5.
Tho clstOms receipts repOrte' at Washington to-day
were ~ -ilg ard the lntcrrpl receipts were
Sii9.06- The Umtrt rtstvs Treasury received
S3s9.DDO National bank notes for reGcmptsn and tue
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
NATSKUL FVEVIVT LINE.
\VEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ steamers kIlierskin ant Cits<Ielve Pisr ~ v z.
foot OF Jay.st TEX lay n H. cDl1jStiis WI
Catskl Noun am tni 'tl~p kll''tlt
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

-Transleave from Chimbersst station week dsvs tor
In .lcwoo Tenanv. Closter. SpArk and Nyack $50 10
20. 93O ami L 30 a. ma l;l5 $50 = 40 ~
6.iO $50. : 1880 H.. IL midnight Su 'havs. 10
$3.50 m. ( ant p III: For innet Spn.S valley
Mensev aud T .lmans ek lays. 3.fD. 40. yJJ - w.
4 80. o.3O D. III Snndlys 9 30 a m- p. M.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

SALES Ar 7HE CoN>oIIDtTTD STOCK ANp
TETnOLTUI LXCHANGa.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
A California Mesa Item.

This vicidity has lately been the
alarm caused by strange and unusual
noises which weae heard generally
during the early part of the night, and
never continuing later than one or two
O'Clock in the moruing. We can give
no adequate description of the noise,
but during its manifestations dogs
would bark. howl and whine; domes-
tic animals gathered uneasily around
inhabited houses and wild beasts
showed evident indications of some
thing unusual. Both man and beast
carefully avoided the gulch that runs
by Smiths after dark. Many theories
regarding the origin and nature of the
noises were advanced and several fee
ble attempts to Investigate tho matter
were made, but all TO no purpose. The
situation became So alarming that the
moral sentiments of the people We're
young man in particular. who lives
near the gulch spoken of above,
thought the state OF affairs 50 critical
that he ceased his evening exercises up
ON the violin which he recently pur-
chased. The noises have not been
heard lately aud we are happy to state
that u more cheerful feeling prevails
throughout the community notwith-
Standing the complaints of the Delta
merchants that the trade in primitive
devotional books and ammunition for
rifles Of heavy calibre has suddenly re
suned its normal dulness.
Jack SCHUYLER.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
North Fork City.

Jan. 20, 1887.
AS there seems TO he 10 correspon-
deHt from this part Of the County,
and thinking perhaps some of the
many readers vi the lSDEPENDESr
may he Interested in what is trtnspir-
ing IN North Fork City and vicinity, l
therefore will undertake To furnish you
with a few Items.
The above mentioned City is not
afflicted with \ boom or any other con-
ing protracted rest, the only busi-
ness carried on at the present
time being that of a second hand store
the stock in trade consisting of one
double back -action-steni eni--wiudlng--sec-
ond-hand cook stove, but there is no
telling what the future OF this young
city may be.
| understand thut Charles Field has
returned To his first love, but Pete
Shark says, I've got the inside track
and am going 10 keep il, you bet" Eli
Burt thought the same once but says
lie is having TO much fun with the
girls TO think OF becoming benedict,
consequently the trail across the sulch.
that once bore signs OF frequent tra-
vel. is now grown up to weeds.
q. Lauriston Smith is working at
his trade, that of carpenter. l see by
the the Muntruse papers that q. l.. has
applied Tor a divorce, and dame rusnor
says. there is a maiden fair, with
sparkling orbs and golden hair sUrler
mixed up in the affair.
Al. Wyley is down from Marshal
Basin, where he has been working his
lease ON the MENDOZA and wrestling
with snow slides.
Charlie Mcneil is not seen vending
his way over the hills toward Tongue
creek 80 often since the festive water
melon has gone out of season.
What's the matter with George
Drowerl
w 5. Picket and c. II. Mcneil are
constructing ditch at the foot of The
bluif to carry oil the surplus water
that comes down from Alfalfa basin.
Mrs. II. l.. Brooks is spending sthe
winter in D,lta sending the children
to school. The o. IN. is keeping bacIe-
lors hall and having lots of fun wrest-
ling with the pots and pans.
Old Ark" with the assistance of
his man Friday, continues to -mauipu-
late the exercises" at the ferry. aud
the country Is safe. jim q. GENE.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
ROubideau Notes.
Roubideau, Jan 20, 1887.


S. 5. johnson has returned from
GunIiison with the intention of SPEND
ing the winter ut this place.
Miss klLie Rheinschild and Master
George OOergfeil are attending school
ut Delta.
Mrs. Eastman and daughter. former
ly of Ruubideau, passed through here
last Friday on their way to Grand
Junction.
Charlie Hoy. who left this place last
spring, writes that he will be in Delta
next summer.
Mr.. HultZ. the operator at the
Bridge. is looking pale and haggard.
AS his duties are not arduous, and lie
is blessed with the usual three meals a
day. we cannot account for his dejec-
ted appearance. Can it be that his
best girl has gone back on him?
Mr.. Blackburn starts for Colorow
tomorrow. MEDDLEsoAE MATTE
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Grand Mask BALL.
T. S. DAY

A Masquerade Ball will be given Mt
the school house hall, Delta. on the
evening of Feb'y 81. All are cordially
invited to attend. Tickets including
mask and supper %; costumes rented
FROM u up to saUeach; all those de-
string costumes for the evening can
procure same by leaving order and rent
price with a. II. Brown ut the post
Office, where can lie seei, u select cat,l-
logue list Of costumes to choose from.
all orders must he In by F.b'y 10th.
Com. G. q. Downing; A. IL. Brown:
Henry Hammond; l. NJ. McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
No.,e. fo- Publication.
LAsD OFFICE At GUsSrsox. coLc.,

4ftt. ~. l>>J- !
Notice is hereby given that the fo5iOving named
settler has uIed notice ~ MS intention to make
hual proof in support Of his claim, and that said
pro~f VIII be made before Nul. a. Eckerly
Cle-k Dlst Court, at MunfrOse. Colorado. On Jan.
ies. Iur the SCI. nWl 4 swlt mel nat4 ses. me-
swL4 See. 50. T. 81 " Il. 10 W y. u. 7, 81.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove lus
continuous rt-slt!eace upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz; David X. Bailey. Horace NJ.
Corey. nf Brown. Colo. Edward {. A=binson,
Ii HcharG T. Jones. Of MuuiF,I ,io!O.
JOHN j. THOMAS,
l2-li-i- Ills Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice for Publication.
LAsD OFFICE AT rGUNSIsOS, CoLo..
Dec - ls53


Dee. g, 1855.
NOticeis hereby giyen that the following named
settler has filed notice Oi his intention TO MAKE
final proof IN SuppuTt Of his clain aud that said
proof Will be uiUdc before L. l.. keozg Clerk
Dist Court. ut Delta, JuiprsdU, Oh Feby 10. ISS7
viz DGEiel > IaidwiiI,.B. ; 2it ote series fDF
the es1 nel4 See. iO, va slsJ see. II. l. il s. T.
% ". 9Th T.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation at,
said laid viz Charles AuudFy. HerocH l.. Per-
klnS, IhUin.Js Il. Mower, illAney Z. Bridges
all OF Delta. Colo.
JOHN J. THOMAS.
l2-2s-2-l Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25

Mr.. +. II. Goodrich, st. Louis Tray
cling Mm., representing the Graham
Paper Co., contributes the following,
1t may be of value to you: IL have
been troubled with colds and soreness
of the breast the past year and find
great relief in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. / cheerfully Recommend it
TO any one troubled with coughs or
colds, give 1t u trial" l.. Harry II mer-
chant Of Sweet Home. Mo, has also
used it for several years and knows its
value. he says Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy never fails to give quick relief
aud that lie always keeps it in the
bouse and would not be without it for
live times its cost. Sold by Latham n
Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice for Publication.
LASp OFFICE AT GuNNlsox, Q,

LAND OFFICE AT GUNNiSoS, CaLo..l
Dec, IA. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
setI. cr iIIs ated nVCcc pi his IHtcItiun tg make
Gual iruuf III support OF his claim and that sal
pveuI ull be made before A, *. King, County
IuIs;V Delta, Colorado, On FCb'y . lSST yIt.
DssuICi ActArtlH. b. :, sui Cte Sv riys for the
Ite !, sec. -, i. 10 : X. 95 " 9Th +. N.
hr uHlnes the falluNIlg witnesses 10 prove his
Cuntiuuous Residence upon ami cultivation OF
ssLid land, viz, Murren ID. Browu ''h.ries Re
hagIscn, Hour! I,llnnioad. John j. s.aFsA. all OF
I--1i-I-2j JOHN ). THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At GvNSISoS, t'oLoEADo,
Dec. ~, lssG.
Notice is hereby given thst the following, nam
cd settler has iiie,i notice OF his intention TO
make final prUo{ ia support Of hts claim, and
that ssiii proof Will be made before r. l.. hel-
lu.g, CleSS DIST court, at Delta, Colorado Cu
FsG'y y, ISL, yiyc Charles \ states, D. ;. IS ute
series for the ets sws., Soc l2T. - ; =. 70 ".
9th T. N.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
conun.us residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz Joseph Bond, George \. stanton,
Charles ID. johnson. John AcAliist.r, ell OF Dci-
Ia Colo.
l.2s-h-l JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
JOSEPH BOND
All the latest styles in hats at Nc
GTanahan X Buffers.
Still ON Earth.

IL you are III ANY way interested in
the subject the experience of Mr.. -.
=. McGrew, a merchant at Manhattan,
Iowa. may be OF value 10 YOU Read
what he says: About a year ago WAS
very sick with u severe attack of lung
trouble. tried great many phisi-
clans. and they all told me 1 had quick
consumption, and ] WAS entirely given
up. SO weak that / could hardly walk.
Travelled all through Nebraska and
Colorado to try and get relief, bat with
out effect, Often times after severe
spell OF coughing my friends woulc
cover me up, expecting every moment
would breathe my last. was then
brought back home aud AS last resort
like drowning man catching at II
straw" | began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. and the result is am
strong, healthy and well. attending to
my business. Chamberlitius Cough
Remedy shall recommend rs long AS
live, for to that | owe everything.
Sold by Latham x Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Call of County Warrants.
TREAsunERs OFFICE.

TREAsURERs OFFICE.
Delta. Colo, Jan'y Is, 1887.
There are funds in the hands of the
County Treasurer for the payment Of
the following county warrants, viz:
Nos. S9-4S6-4T2-502-5O 400
542-254-55s- s-555-542-564-550-5
Notice is hereby given to the holders
OF said warrants that interest will
cease from date.
r. ii. MCGRANAHAN,
County Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice!

A decision having been rendered by
the supreme Court OF Colorado. that
the levy Of 1880, made by tho State
Board Of Equalization was Illegal:
Therefore, by order Of the County
Commissioners. will refund the sum
of / aud 1880 mills Of the mills col.
lscted In General State fund " parties
having paid their taxes Tor thu year
1885 prior 10 January 4th. 1887. IL cal
led tor and receipt presented prior to
May l, 1887. +. II. McdKANAHAN.
Gvunty Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Nn,iee for Publication.
LANp orrLee a sgysgsoy, coLon

LNNp OFFICE AT tivSSlsoS CoLOEAno.L
bee. u, .SSi.
Notice is hereby given that the following -nasl-
cG settler has tilt-i notice Of his inteutlna to
make hual proof in support Of his claim, and
that said pr,rof will be made before E. l.. Nei-
losy, Clerk Dist Court. at Delta, Colorado. on
feb'y II lS@5, viz Charles X. Miller, II. ), 80
Ute Series, for the nwt. NV sec. =, NJ. nesl,
+. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove his
cortiuous residence upoa, anl cultivation OF.
said land, viz Edwar,i :. Hsli, William +. Duke.
Eiwari NJ. Duke, Ross y. Niimct, ali ot Hot>-l-
i9,SG9.i JOHN J. THOMAS. Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice Ter rubIiea,ion.

LASposlcE A. GvNNfSS Colo,
Jan'y 10, icsi
Notice IS hereby given that the follOwing.
named settler hts iil, ,Cs ot his jnteatlun t.
inis<v lIllaI lruoi IN support ur his claim. and
ttat S'iid rsIi wll. tc i.i,.s.s Aol1re A. * kiIS,
C1anty Suise a. Hea,sl' COo,. ~ March !. lS,. 4,
Wis; NSiSpn NisIua, -. : si53 &c Series t,r TIE
~. SO. a (. d \. Il. II q. \. NJ =. NJ
kAe.nsAnlos l,tv Edtu,s44s witnesses 10 prove his
continuous rcSdeisce upon, stitd cultivation OF,
sslitI i.,ht, wa; Jc'Se 1ura, OF uruvu. FranN
Russ. G.utsss (. Carver, tSsry 5. BI-oSr, OF bel
"a, Goia, JOHN IiIO.t.tS, ktssistsr.
1-is-9-1a
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice tor pua,,cn,ion.

LAND OyiIpg AT 0uSSisoS, Colo.
Jan, L., 1857,
Notice is hereby given .hgt the following
named settler has rlc,l aodeg OF his itentiun 10
pn,Ne tnai pr,oI in Support oinis el-sin, and that
said prooi vail be nia,ie before "n. \. EcSerly,
Cicrs Dist. Court, at Mcnsrosc, Gulo., on Eco. ~
lSsl. Nizs James \ Nefr, u. ;, 9ts Ute series
ior the ss ne, nts scS$ $50 - 1. 81 \. Il. Ii "
\. NJ. Pm.
lie names ths following witnesses 10 prove his
Continuous residence upon, and cultivation III.
David X. ls.iiey. Harry Wilsoil, all of brunin,
colo.
llS-i-s2 JOHN J. THOMAS. Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT GUNSIsoS, CuLoRADo,l
Dee -, 1856
Notice is hereby given that the fullowins-Iiani-
ed settler has hiei notice OF his Intention to
MAKE hnal proof in support of his claim, and
tiiat said pTOOi VIII bv made before E. l. hel-
iosgtierN Dist CUurt, at Delta, Colorado, On
Fet'y ), 1857, viz Eugvllia ID. kenniuott, b. ,.
~ Ute Series, for The Z. VIZ seI, See. Is
T. IA :. K. 95 W. 9Th 4. NJ
lie narues the following witnesses to prove his
coutiaJus residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz George ", BroSer, CEaries MGiI-
dry. Wm- NJ. Spalding, John Ii. BURTON, al ui
Delta Colo.
la-.s-aI JOHN j. THOMAS, Register
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Call of County Warrants.

TREAsURERs ONFICE,
Delta, Colo, Jau'y A, 1887.
There are funds in the hands of the
County Treasurer for the payment Of
the following county warrants. viz:
Nos. Observation-Disclosures
449-52 1920 3l-52S-526 O45s--459-
'535-4S2 2-5i9-5 -537-4S7- 533-534- -4s4--44O-
50S-511-524 5I2-52O-iS5--494-
4s3-492-51S- -510-194-5 -53S-541-
Notice is hereby given to the lol-
ders of said warrants that interest
will cease after thirty days from date.
T. II. MCGRANHHAN,
County Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
FOR SALE.

Iwillsell vt u very low figure some
household furniture in good second
hand condition. ut my home, Miss
Parks house. south end OF Delta, in
cluding black walnut bed room set.
ssyds. ingram carpet. 81 yds. rag car
pet. lounge. Pat. rocker. stoves etr.
Also pony. blackboard. harness and
saddle. Apply at once.
r. s. DAY
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
Notice i,s puaitration.
LAND oYsles Ar GusSisos. COO, I,
I,fn'y "a tSa-

LAND OYFltK Al uuNNi>oN, COo.,
Jany H. 1851.
Notice IS hereby given that the following. nauA.
G.. ~ ttter has hsvd nolee OF his intention to
mlse tlti prooi 10 support NJ his eiaiu.. and that
said pgSs.,i Vii ue nRle before MIA. A.. Eckagiy
Clerk nist Nours, a. Muntrusr uolt., IN Eeb's xe
ies1. viz William, ". Ash. D. :. nl te 4 ies for
tie sis wa, nsa swa see 7. JOS. Il. 10 W. N.
lie n,,nes The following witnesses 70 ps,,vc his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and Gu, ,tivntion of.
$; % iaiui, viz Wsliinrf p wilson. Arthur n.
b4S sii. tf,i,'.
l..--- Jpnx ). rlivai-.s,. Rs.l.s& :. \
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
whore Ignornnr Is nliss. Etc.

"Aint you ashamed of yourself to
fight with boy 80 much smaller than
yourself? ! really can't understand
It," said clerical looking gentleman
to a big boy who was imposing on u
small one
$50 you can't understand it, ro-
eortei the young rufiian impudently.
"No, can't"
"Well, thcn. whv do YOU meddle with
'n-s YOU can't understand 2n--1 crus
tsstus.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-25
No,ic. FOR pnbI.calinn.
LAND OFFICE AT GUSsIsOs, Colo. !
Dec. J, lssi.

LIND UfFlUl At UUNNlsON, tOLO.,
Dee. ., lsS6
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has Med notice mis- intention to li.ak .
final proof in support of his claim and that sad
p.uuf VIII be made before Nm. i. E-keFly, Clerk
nIs.Tict Court ~ MuntrOSe, Colorado. on Jan -,
lSSE. viz: George II. Cone, u. ;. so tie series,
fur the ci4 ns., sec5G, T. 81 y, K. ii ", ~. Irw
a, Ses'. 81 7. 81 y is- 10 ". y. NJ. P. NJ
He tlumes the following witnesses To prsye iiii
continuous residence upon. and cultivation oI,
aid.isId. viz: H0racI N. Gurcy, WA. j. tiaunt,
George L. Carver, samuel II. Nye, all of BrOwn,
Colo.
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